Frank was born in Birmingham, Alabama on June 2, 1964. After graduating from Hubbertville High School in 1982, he joined the United States Navy Nuclear Power Program as an Electronics Technician and Reactor Operator. His exceptional six year enlisted career and academic credentials earned him a full scholarship to Auburn University where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering and his commission as an Ensign in the Navy. After four more years in the Navy and two tours in the Persian Gulf War, Frank entered the University of Florida College of Law and graduated in 1995.

Frank's engineering education and experience have been invaluable to his success in litigation. Frank has conducted extensive research and has written in the areas of construction litigation, preferential hiring quotas/affirmative action, the Economic Loss Rule, commercial landlord/tenant disputes, non-competition, intellectual property and attorney malpractice. As an AV rated attorney, he has tried numerous intellectual property, construction litigation, professional liability, and commercial claims in both state and federal courts. He has defended numerous appeals, presented oral argument in Florida's District Courts of Appeal and the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals.